Fish v. Liley
Supreme Court of Colorado
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Moore
Plaintiff in error was plaintiff in the trial court. For convenience the parties will be designated as plaintiff and defendant and all references to defendant, unless otherwise indicated, are to defendant Mary Jane Williams as administratrix of the estate of Henry M. Drennan, deceased.
The plaintiff’s husband, Thomas G. Fish, was a passenger in an automobile being driven by defendant Liley upon a public highway near Colorado Springs when the car collided with an automobile being driven in the opposite direction by Henry M. Drennan. The accident caused the death of both Drennan and Fish. While…
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